Martin Parr/Magnum Photos It has ruined a lot of sleep at night, and no doubt a lot of relationships too. Trying to sleep next to a snoring partner is exactly that: trying. Once the engines go away, there are few countermeasures other than a shove, earplugs and the patience of a saint. That’s the thing … Read more
It seems clear that when Brittany Mahomes liked (and then allegedly unliked) a Donald Trump post on Instagram, she didn’t mean to start a national debate, and she probably wasn’t prepared for one. She responded to the backlash not by explaining how or why her values led her to support potential Trump, but by accusing … Read more
President of Rutgers University Jonathan Holloway will resign from his position after his contract expires at the end of the 2024-25 school year. Holloway, 57, said Tuesday that he has been exhausted by a toxic political environment and the ever-present questions of a major university president. “I don’t want to be in an environment where … Read more
The UK can expect a “tsunami of missed cancers”, leading experts have said, after an international study found that diagnoses fell sharply during the pandemic. Preliminary data from the International Cancer Benchmarking Partnership, presented to delegates at the World Cancer Congress in Geneva, compared data on the incidence and stage of cancer diagnosis in Australia, … Read more
The village of Oswego will host the Pouring for Pink: Breast Cancer Benefit Concert from 2 to 7:30 pm on October 12 at Venue 1012 at 1012 Station Drive in Oswego. The inaugural event, presented by TR Miller Heating, Cooling and Plumbing, will feature live music along with a selection of wine and other beverages, … Read more
WASHINGTON — Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., renewed his criticism of drugmaker Novo Nordisk on Tuesday, claiming CEOs of major generic pharmaceutical companies told him they can produce and sell their blockbuster drug of diabetes Ozempic for less than $100 a. month. Sanders made the remark at an expert roundtable on Capitol Hill, which served as … Read more
WASHINGTON — The Senate will vote for the second time this year on whether to consider legislation that would establish a national right to in vitro fertilization — the latest election-year attempt by Democrats to force Republicans into a defensive posture on the issues. of women’s health. Senators will vote Tuesday on whether to move … Read more
BBC Dame Ruth May was England’s chief nurse from 2019 until she retired in July 2024. Nurses have borne the brunt of the pandemic, with low staffing levels and difficulty accessing protective equipment, according to England’s former chief nurse. Dame Ruth May told the Covid inquiry that the NHS was under pressure in 2020, partly … Read more
CNN — Human-caused climate change has already made heat waves around the world more frequent and intense. Scientists studying the role of global warming on the climate say that every heat wave today bears the fingerprints of the climate crisis. Climate change, driven primarily by humans burning fossil fuels, is making global extreme weather worse … Read more